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Edgar and Sâmia work to install the engine exhaust hose and electrical conduits inside their boat.Watch The primary challenge involves routing a large-diameter exhaust hose from the engine through a locker to the stern, requiring a precise "gooseneck" (pescoço de ganso) configuration to prevent water backflow.3:16 The crew struggles to maneuver the stiff hose through tight, confined spaces within the cabinetry, eventually determining that the hose's existing memory prevents it from making the necessary 90-degree turn without kinking.9:15 Edgar decides to abandon the hose installation temporarily and plans to fabricate a stainless steel elbow fitting to achieve the required bend while maintaining the system's watertight integrity.10:28 The crew shifts focus to routing electrical conduits through the interior, including lines for 12-volt power and lighting, which they secure behind existing woodwork to keep the cabin clear.10:59 They use a hole saw to create passages for the conduits, navigating limited space and poor lighting to ensure the wiring reaches the navigation station and intended outlet locations.18:55

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